The EOS ecosystem must improve its resource utilization and distribution for better efficiency, wrote Daniel Larimer, the creator of the unique blockchain, and also of Steem and Bitshares. Right now, EOS utilized hardware resources in the form of CPU time and RAM, but the distribution is not optimized. This makes it possible for small-scale users to lock resources without awareness, or even to allow for spam.
For EOS token owners, the assets alone cannot stale idle indefinitely, and may, in fact, be redistributed. Each EOS owner also can have claims on a fraction of the digital asset, in the form of CPU power. Daniel Larimer has suggested EOS owners could lend their tokens and allow other entities to use their bandwidth access:
“Token holders can lend their EOS at a fee in exchange for some loss of liquidity for the duration of the loan. There is no risk of losing capital to the lender.”
He suggested that the loan does not bear financial risk, as it is just a technicalit...
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